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Clinton News-Record, 1960-09-01, Page 3To Live At Varna MR. and MRS. WILLIAM FLOYD DOWSON seen following their marriage in Constance United Church. The bride is the former Joyce Elaine Jewitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William Jewitt, Hullett, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Dowson, Varna. The couple will reside on the bridegroom's farm at Varna. (Photo by Phillips) News of Hensall of Choice Design. Portraits Commercial Photo- graphy, etc. Jervis Studio 130 Isaac St. 'HU 2-7006 Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH Open Every Afternoon PHONE HU 2-9421 At other times contact Local Representative—Tom Steep—HU 2-3869 24tfb Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service Money-Saving Specials! I.D.A. Brand — 16 oz., 32 oz. MILK of MAGNESIA re g'45°'75c 37Ce 59c I.D.A. 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WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY SEE OUR Albums personnel of the aVfobile Sup- The annual truck readeo for port Equipment Section was res cently held at RCAF Station Clinton. Group Captain K. C, Camer- on, MBE, CE, Commanding Of- ficer, RCAF Station Clinton presented prizes and 'trophies to the winners, Leading Airs craftsman A. B. Venables took first place in the servicemen's category with 336 points out of a possible 400, Second place went to Leading Aireraftsrnan W. C. Crease with 295 points, In the civilian category J. Red- er, Bayfield, placed first with Meet Your Neighbour At The GocIerich PARK THEATRE JA1-7A1 Now Playing—"The Way to the Gold" and "Valley of the Redwoods" —Adult Entertainment Mon., Tue., Wed.—Spet. 5-6-7 BILL TRAVERS and GEORGE COLE assisted by a bevy of assorted damsels in a sprightly comedy set against scenic North England. "THE BRIDLE PATH" — In Technicolor — Thur., Fri, Sat.—Sept. 8-9-10 JERRY LEWIS and CORINNE CALVET Will titillate your risibilities with a new series of hilarious and slightly silly escapades. "THE BELLBOY" Coming—Mylene Demongeot in "THREE MURDERESSES" French Comedy — In Technicolor — Adult Entertainment • Back to School in Top Form ... Dry Clean Busy Days Coming LUCKY NUMBER THIS Remember the WEEK IS 1164 Coin Wash on the numbers match take the Check Your Calendar. If King Street calendar•to our office and claim your $3.00 credit. 358 points .and J. G, Nott was in second place with 331 pointS. L. Brown presented the Lorne Brown Trophy donated by Lorne Brown Motors Ltd„ .Clin- ton to. Mr. rjeder, The winners in the service- men's category proceed to Ot- tawa for the provincial eliminate tions in September where top RCAF drivers in Ontario will be selected to compete in the Armed Services Divisions of the National Truck Roadeo in. To- ronto. Mr. Reder will have the opportunity to compete against civilian winners from other RCAF, Navy and Army units, The Roadeo was supervised by Corporal M. Dooks who was assisted by the following jud- ges; F/L Jones, F/O Arklie F/O McDougall, Major Fa:ford, F/C DeLong, WO1 Haiward, WO1 Brown, WO2 Hall, WO2 jobanneson, FS Buck, FS Bur- bridge, FS Johnson, Sgt. Erick- son, Sgt. Farley, James Gra- ham, Lome Brown, Joe Mur- phy, Ross Middleton, Harold MacPherson and Mrs. McLeod, The Roadeo was under the di- rection of Sgt. George W. Cut- ler, Acting Mobile Support Equipment Officer. The series of tests are de- signed to determine the con- testant's knowledge of safety, courtesy, efficiency and skill in handling the type of vehicle used in his class of competi- tion. To become eligible a driver must be employed on duties re- quiring him to operate service vehicles during a twelve month period prior to his entry in the competition, The driver must also have an accident free re- cord for 12 months prior to the competition whether oper- ating RCAF or civilian vehicles.. (Auburn Correspondent) Baskets of shrimp gladioli and fern decorated Riverside United Church, London, for the wedding of Florence Colleen IVrillian, London and Charles William McGee, Kintore.. The ceremony was performed by Bev. Harold Snell on Saturday, August • 27. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Milner', RR 3, Auburn, and the groom is the son of Mr. and' Mrs, Oliv- er McGee, Kintore. Malcolm Monteith Kintore, was the or- ganist, played traditional wed- ding music and accompanied the soloist, Keith Barber, To- ronto, who sang "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer", Given in marriage by her, father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of nylon organza over silk taffeta, The fitted bodice blended to a bateau neckline appliqued with alen- con lace with sequins. The neckline formed a V in the back ending with a bow and flowing tie of matching organ- za. The sleeves were lily pointed. A headdress of tulle and lace, trimmed with seed pearls held her French illusion veil. She carried a crescent bouquet of white gladioli and pinnochio roses, Mrs. Carl Thomson, Strat- ford, was her sister's matron of honour. She wore a street- length dress of shrimp silk or- ganza with matching picture hat and carried a crescent bouquet of shrimp gladioli. The 'bridesmaids, Miss Edith Joiner and Mrs. Thomas Win- drim, both of London, wore identical dresses to 'that of the matron of honour and the flow- ers were also shrimp gladioli. Robert McGee, Kintore, was his brother's groomsman and the ushers were Gary Treble and Harvey Henderson. A reception followed at the Cobblestone Inn where the bride's mother assisting the bridal party received the guests wearing a dress of navy sheer with dusty rose acces- sories and a corsage of dusty rose rose-buds. She was assis- ted by the groom's mother wearing a purple sheath with matching accessories and a yel- low rose-bud corsage. During the reception a tele- gram of congratulations arriv- ed from the bride's sister, Mrs. Jack Gardner, Edmonton. For a wedding trip to North- ern. Ontario the bride donned a cedar green sheath with mat- ching jacket and hat with beige accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. On their re- turn they will reside at Kin- tore. Back to School SPECIAL! Smith-Corona PORTABLES AS LOW AS $75.50 with your old machine *plus fax (Mrs. Maude 'Redden, Mrs. Ross Riley is a patient in Clinton PUblic Hospital. Warren McKellar, Cromarty, is a patient in Stratford Gen- eral Hospital, Mrs. Sarah Cairnie, 83, Bay- field', and Mrs. Jane Haugh, 88, Brucefieid, aunts of Mr. and Mrs, George Hess spent the weekend at the Hesshaverr cot- tage in the Pinery. Mr. and Mrs. George Ing- ram left August 24 by train for a six weeks visit with the for- mer's brother, Alva Ingram, at Medford, Oregon, and at Spok- ane, Wash., with relatives of Mrs. Ingram. Peewees Entertained The Legion Peewee team en- tertained Eden Mills Peewees to dinner in the Legion Hall at the conclusion of the OBA baseball game at the local park Thursday night. Eden Mills were winners with a score of 12-6. The local branch and the Ladies Auxiliary were in charge of the dinner. Chuter Party An enjoyable time was spent at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McBride, Varna, Sun- day, when members of the fam- ily of Mrs. Susan 'Cluiter, Varna, and the late .Edwin Chuter met for a family gath- ering.. Forty-three attended. Present were Mrs. Charters Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred °hater, Var- na; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wolper, Mr. and Mrs. Elmore McBride, Exeter, Mr. Tom Chu/ter, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ouster, Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chuter and Mr. Joe Pongracz, London, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Townshend, Bay- field, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chu- ter, Preston, and their families. A program of sports was en- joyed and delicious picnic sup per served. Grimier Family The home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grenier of the Baby- lon Line was the setting for a delightful family picnic when eleven of the thirteen children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker, Sr., Hensall were present; two sons, Meade, Calgary, and Bruce, Kingston, were unable to attend, Attending along with their families were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baker, London; Mr. and CONSERVATION CLUB TO MEET ON SEPTEMBER 6 The Ladies Conservation Club will meet at the Huron Fish and Game. Club on Tues- day, September 6 at 8,30 p.m. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO MEET ON SEPTEMBER 6 The regular meeting of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary will be held in the Nurses' Resi- dence on Tuesday, September 6 at 8 p.m. Since this is the first meeting of the fall season, a very good attendance is' re- quested. BE EFFICIENT! BE A B. E. A. GIRL ! Prepare for a position in busi- ness by securing a diploma issued by The Business Educators' Association of Canada. Fall Term com- mencing Sept. 6. Tuition: $24.00 per month. GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE 34 East St. GODERICH JA 4-8521 your Slacks and Skirts the Modern Way and be ready for Opening Day at Your School September 6 Minute Steak GUARANTEED LEAN Cooked Ham ROSE BRAND Ice Cream Let us quote you on Home Freezer Needs Awards. Given At Station Clinton Truck Roadeo On Parade Square Peter's Modern Meat Market "The Home of Quality Meats" HU 2-9731 TENDER JUICY FOR THE FIRST TIME IN CLINTON! APPETIZING, HEALTHFUL Yogourt Milk - SMOKED Picnic Ham Only per lb. 39c FRESHLY GROUND Hamburg Steak 3 lbs for $1,00 S (no waste, all taste) Only per brick—Only 25c per quart 3% Specialty in mported roods Varna Couple Have 40th Anniversary (Varna Correspondent) Friday, August 26 was the 40th anniversary of the mar- riage of the Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Pitt of the pastoral charge of Varna, They were married in St. John's, Nfld., by the late W. B. Bugden and Dr. Pedley, Montreal. The members of the Goshen and Varna United Churches gave Mr. and Mrs. Pitt a stir- prise in the nature of a presen- tation and "Open. House" at the parsonage. Richard Robinson of the Goshen Church and John McAsh of the Varna Church made the presentations which consisted of a gift of money, costume jewellery and cuff links and pin, Bath Mr. and Mrs. Pitt replied expressing their deeply felt thanks to the people amongst whom they had been privileged to live and work with for over nine years. There were many callers dur- ing the •afternoon and evening, to whom tea was served by the Goshen and Varna ladies. Those pouring tea were Mrs.. Robert McKinley, Sr., Mrs. John Mc- Ash, Mrs. Clarence Parke, Mrs. Ed. Foster in the after- noon, and Mrs. Stelck, Mrs. Richard Robinson, Mrs. Sher-: lock Keyes and Mrs. William Hayter, in the evening. A wed- ding cake suitably decorated was given by the ladies. per lb. per ib.69c 85c McGee-Millar 1111111•1111111114. 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Correspondent) Mrs. Austin Baker, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker, Jr., Calgary; Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Baker, Hensall. • Daughters with their fami- lies present were Mrs. Adam (Wanda) Wilson, Brucefield; Mrs. Alphonse (Betty) Grenier, Zurich; Mrs. William (Clara) Brown, Seaforth; Mrs. Bruce (Irene) Tyndall, Clinton; Mrs. Grant (Gladys) McGregor, Hensall. This reunion was the first of the family held in over 15 years. A very enjoyable time was spent reminiscing over old times. Mr. and Mrs. Baker have eight sons, five daugh- ters, 33 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Euchre Party Miss Cassie Dougall enter- tained 20 ladies to a progres- sive euchre party at her home Thursday night with five tabl- es in play. Prizes were won by Mrs. George Hess and Mrs. Emma Shepherd; lone hands Mrs. George Hess, An enjoy- able time was spent and dellcis ous refreshments served. Guests were Mrs. W. R. Dougall, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Inez M'cEwen, Mrs. James Sangster, Mrs. Minnie Sangst- er, Mrs. R. X. McLaren, Mrs. Norman Jones, Mrs. Jim Ben- gough, Mrs. Earle Rowe, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. 0. Rapson, Mrs. R. J. Paterson, Mrs. F. Manns, Mrs. Florence Joynt, Mrs. Charles Farquhar, Mrs. Emma Shepherd, Mrs. A. Foster, Mrs. A. McBeath, Miss. M. Ellis. Thursdonof .Sept,11f 1940—Pinion tiews-Record_ -Pooe, Bert Lobb Heads Second Reunion Mr. and Mrs. James Lobb, RR 2, Clinton, were hosts to 49 members of the Bert Lobb family on. Saturday, August 27, The president, Bert Lobb, wel- comed everyone back to the old homestead and many happy memories were recalled, During the afternoon young and old enjoyed a ball game. A sports program was conduct- ed by Jim Lobb, Fred Lobb, Mrs. Alvin Lobb and Donald Lobb and the winners of the races were as follows: Running races, children four years and under, Roy Docking and Ernie Lobb; five to seven years, Joe Lobb, Doug Crich; eight to ten years, giris,. Bar* ley Docking, Jeanette Lob; boys, Bob MacFarlane, .0ordori, Lobb; young ladies, Barbara Docking, Phyllis Lobb; relay race, Murray Lobb's throw the shoe race, Barbara Docking, Phyllis Lobb. The sports program conclud- ed with a peanut scramble for all the children, A bounteous picnic supper was held after which Mrs. Howard Pym led a rousing singsong. A short business period fols lowed and the officers elected for 1961 are as follows; presi, dent, Harold Lobb; vice-presi- dent, Gordon MacFarlane; secretary, Mrs. Gordon Mac- Farlane; sports conanittee Barbara Docking, Phyllis Lobb, Murray Lobb and Howard PYrn• Mrs, Annie MacFarlane, Wal- lacetown was guest of the fam- ily for the day, HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 8 oz. reg. 30c 24 c Dial Unique 2-6626 F. B. PENNEBAKER erie v c Ph oto HU S DRUGGIST ' Clinton -- Ontario